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It is well known that financial returns are usually not normally distributed, but rather exhibit excess kurtosis. This implies that there is greater probability mass at the tails of the marginal or conditional distribution. Mixture-type time series models are potentially useful for modeling...
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In this paper, we explore the loss data collection exercise for operational risk in Chinese commercial banks from 1999 to first half of 2006. Firstly, the above data are bootstrapped to analyze the capital allocation for a medium-scaled commercial bank in China. Secondly, for every selected...
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The observed difference between the swap rate and the government bond yield of corresponding maturity is known as the swap spread. The swap spread reflects the risk premium that is involved in a swap transaction instead of holding risk-free government bonds. It is primarily composed of the...
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A mixture vector autoregressive model has recently been introduced to the literature. Although this model is a promising candidate for nonlinear multiple time series modeling, high dimensionality of the parameters and lack of method for computing the standard errors of estimates limit its...
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